ON LINE BROCHURE Personalised - Country Garden Roses

Country Garden Roses. Is There A Rose With Your Name On It ?
GUY (Guy’s Gold) (Hybrid Tea Rose)
A lovely new hybrid tea with blooms of bright rich canary yellow.
Flowers earlier than most hybrid teas and repeats very quickly to ensure a good flow of blooms right
through the season plus a pleasant perfume.
Erect dense growth which has healthy glossy foliage which has good disease resistance.
Stands out like a beacon in the garden and always looks fresh and cheerful and is suitable for any
garden situation. A good rose for cutting as the blooms last quite well in water.
Named as a memento for the 'Guy's Hospital Nurses League'.
The league was formed in 1900 to benefit nurses at Guy's Hospital, and enable them to maintain
links with the
hospital and colleagues on a social and professional level.
HANNAH (Hybrid Tea Rose)
This beautiful rose has been around for a while and once was considered to be one one of the best
red roses in Northern Europe.
That is not surprising as the parents 'Peace' and 'Ena Harkness' are also beautiful and very famous
roses which are still popular today.
This tall stately rose produces classic high centred blooms of crimson/scarlet which really stand
out in the garden.
The healthy glossy green foliage sets the blooms off to perfection.
Flowers through the season but needs a sunny warm spot for the best results.
A classic rose which has the added bonus of a wonderful perfume. The long stems make this a super rose for cutting.
Bred by Soenderhousen.. Denmark.
Also known as 'Hanne'
HANNAH (Hannah Gordon) (Floribunda Rose)
The flowers of this rose are a delightful combination of blush and cherry pink, the petals being
mostly blush with a generous decoration of the deeper colour along their rims.
They are well proportioned, and develop from plump buds into double, cupped blooms that
are quite large when fully open and yield a pleasant light fragrance,
Because the clusters are well spaced and each flower has room to display itself, the overall effect
is very colourful.
It flowers throughout the summer and autumn and is a very useful rose for a bed or border,
A vigorous plant with an open habit with large dark green leaves. A healthy and hardy rose.
Bred in Germany by Kordes. Highly Recommended.
Named after the popular Scottish actress.
Also known as ;Raspberry Ice'
Royal National Rose Society Trial Ground Certificate. 1983.
HARRY (Hybrid Tea Rose)
A very colourful extrovert rose with enormous striped blooms of orange red and yellow.
If you are not afraid of bright colours in your garden, this one is for you.
A strong vigorous rose with a good long flowering period plus handsome dark green glossy foliage.
For best results plant in full sun and dead head regularly.
Look absolutely stunning in a vase. A great rose for flower arrangers and rose collectors.
Pleasant perfume.
Also known as 'Harry Wheatcroft' & 'Caribia'
Named after one of Britain's most successful nurserymen who lived from 1898 to 1977, and whose extrovert behaviour
cloaked a shrewd head and a kind heart.
HARRY (Harry Edland) (Floribunda Rose)
Has never been a popular rose which is a great shame, as it is very beautiful and is one of the
easiest of the lilac-pink roses to grow.
The flowers are large and full petalled, often carried 3 to a stem, and open with high centres,
becoming rounded and cupped as the petals reflex.
They have an excellent fragrance and the blooms continue to appear through summer and
autumn. For those who like unusual colours this is a useful rose to grow as a group in a mixed
border.
Makes a good cut flower as the blooms last well in water. Needs a warm spot to produce the best colour.
The plant grows strongly with a branching habit to around average height, and bears large dark green leaves.
Named after the late secretary of the Royal National Rose Society.
Highly Scented
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